Upsets aplenty in singles table tennis Thursday

Team BC girls wow in singles table tennis.  The team looks forward to both girls’ and boys’ doubles finals.

Team BC is fast on the trails at Otway

Team BC races hard for silver in the women’s standing 5km cross country race and bronze in the women’s para Nordic sit-ski 5km.  Relay races still to come.

Team BC finishes second in curling pool play

In curling today, Team BC capitalized on the final play against Team Saskatchewan to finish second in their pool.  Quarterfinals are tomorrow at noon.

Garceau and Toth medal in squash individual competitions

Team BC’s Michele Garceau wins gold and Matthew Toth the bronze in the squash individual competitions.  Team play continues.

Team BC judo brings home two silvers and a bronze in first day of competition

Team BC has a successful first day as Leo Goldberg, Lavanna Laass and Ario Nisimura bring home some hardware in judo.  The team will try for more medals this evening.

Surrey’s Garceau wins gold, Toth takes the bronze in squash finals

Team BC posted two significant upsets in squash at the 2015 Canada Winter Games on Wednesday as Michele Garceau won gold in the women’s individual and Burnaby’s Matthew Toth won bronze on the men’s side.  

The medals are the first ever for B.C. in an individual squash event at the Canada Winter Games.

Two bronze medals from badminton add to overall Team BC count

Team BC brings home two bronze in badminton from James Ho in the singles and Joshua Liu and Duncan Yao in a tight doubles final.

Team BC captures bronze in the mixed team trampoline competition

Despite mixed feelings after the male singles event, Team BC pulls together to win bronze in the mixed team trampoline competition.

A split day results in a 4-1 record for Team BC in curling

Team BC has a tiring day with a win against Team PEI and a close game resulting in a loss against Team Ontario.  Despite the loss, they have secured themselves a spot in the quarterfinals.

Team BC alumni throws perfect game at Pan Ams

Sara Groenewegen strikes out 10 in 8-0 win over Venezuela

Team BC gymnast wins Pan American medals

Shallon Olsen wins two Pan American medals while rugby’s Nathan Hirayama wins silver

Team BC alumni part of first medal at 2019 Pan American Games

Desirae Ridenour (Cowichan Bay) and Hannah Henry (Victoria) win silver medal in triathlon

Team BC alumni Jamie Macdonald retires

Macdonald represented Canada at the 2018 Olympic Games

Alumni Desirae Ridenour selected for Pan Am Games

Triple gold medallist at 2017 Games heading to Lima, Peru

Team BC alumni win medals at the Judo Open Nationals U16-U21

Judo athletes from Red Deer win four medals

Team BC Hockey Coach Delaney Collins makes history at Canada Games

Delaney one of three female hockey coaches to podium at Games

Team BC Freestyle skiers head to Italy

Five Team BC alumni to head to World Championships

Team BC finishes 2019 Canada Winter Games with 87 medals

Team BC’s delegation of 349 showcased their commitment through 87 podium performances including 30 gold, 28 silver, and 29 bronze medals.  Team BC was fourth in the overall medal count.

Gold medal record day for Team BC

30 gold medals the most Team BC has won at a winter games

Cross Country adds final gold medal for Team BC

Cross Country adds to Team BC’s record setting gold medal count

Squash adds another silver medal

Men’s team matches women’s result

Women’s squash earn team silver

Team BC Lucia Bicknell wins second medal of games

Gold for men’s curling!

Team BC breaks record for most golds in a Canada Winter Games

Bronze for women’s hockey at Canada Winter Games

Team BC wins 5-4 in bronze medal game over Ontario at the Canada Winter Games

TERRITORY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We respectfully acknowledge the lək̓ʷəŋən (Lekwungen)-speaking Peoples on whose traditional territory the BC Games Society office stands, and the Songhees, Xwsepsum, and WSÁNEĆ peoples whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day. We recognize that our work in this province spans the territories of more than 200 First Nations, as well as Métis and Inuit communities.

 
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